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Fallout: 89 Fallout 2: 86 Fallout Tactics: 82

For me it looks like two elephants with their trunks up. But yeah, now I see the two bears :P

I got that one once too, but you only need to activate the Pip-Boy light to make it go away.

It has a fair share of bugs, as many recent games, but the difference is that Obsidian has a fame of "buggy" developer, so any bug in their games are magnified.

I watched a few minutes of the guy taking the Great Khans. The music sounded extremely Fallout-y.

If you click the link on his name you shall see the light.

I don't think that they will use stuff from Megaton, but from Broken Steel for sure.

They did it because many FPS have some kind of exploding containers.

Yeah, the dude checking the fence back and forth, and shooting at plants got on my nerves. I actually screamed "God, do something!" (in spanish, of course). The monorail looked really nice :D

The plasma weapon looks cool, just like in the old days. And the mutants walking animation looks good too!

The landscape is nice.

I'm pretty sure I heard that all but one of the characters can be killed. About the reporter girl, I wouldn't mind it if she didn't have to act like trying to get the nerds horny. For example, the way she said "What can you tell me about the big guns? What are some of the big, BIG, GIANT guns...

The running animation seems to be better.

And voiced by Danny Trejo. It can't get more badass than that.

And it's not the only one.

There is quite a bit of info in the FAQ: http://www.deadstate.doublebearproductions.com/faq/ Basically, it's not micromanagement at The Sims level, where you have to manually take care of each NPC. You have resource management at a macro scale, and when thinking about NPC management think...

Yep, it's a good decision. I wouldn't mind a big DLC with all your decisions scripted and implemented, though. I would actually pay good money for it.

Zombie apocalypse isn't our genre, but this game is close in gaming genre to the Fallouts, and it's still a kind of apocalypse, so here's a note for the interested: ex-Troika/Obsidian developer Brian Mitsoda revealed in an interview with RPS the name of his ZRPG project, as "Dead State" also...

From what I've read and seen in some of the videos, it seems to be gone. Ausir would know better, though.

Stop right there, criminal scum!